HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-3-12, Page 5THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO.
THUNaDAY, March 12, I e103. 6
W. Acheson & Son
CARPETS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUM
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Reduced prices to make quick clearances for
February.
Wool Carpets.
680 yards heavy wool, reversible, 36 inches wide carpet, in best
colorings and designs suitable for sitting rooms, dining roow, or
hall --a dozen patterns to choose from, regular value 75c yer yard,
special at
Laces Curtains.
45 pain Nottingham lace curtains, 60 inches wide, 3i yards long
in white, floral and spray designs, our regular price $2.00 s pair,
clearing at $ 1.25
Curtain Poles at 19c.
125 curtains poles, size 14 X 5 feet long, assorted woods as oak,
mahogany and walnut finish, complete with fancy ends, brackets
and rings, regular prioe 25c, Saturday and Monday price
Shirtings.
500 yards English Oxford shirting, Y8 to 30 inches wide -good
weight and warrauted fast colon, our best I2ic quality, marked
special for February sale et
Dress Linings.
1000 yards heavy twill Silecia waist lining, a'i inches wide, in
black and grey, regular value 15e, special Saturday and Mon-
day at per yard
60c
W. Acheson & Son.
19c
10c
10c
MAFEKINO.
TURIDAY, Mrreh 3rd, 1903.
P..aosai -Mtge Wheeler ntaraed to
bee boon to iwekeew Friday after • pro-
les/led visit with hinds here. Idles
Ethel Treleaven loft Saturday for St. Cetb-
.rlsss, where she 'moods taking •''ares in
tellers. She will be greatly missed .mo.p
her many trlemde .... Miss Pblllp., 01
Whieneurob, 1. vl.lelog Irteods here
Wes Aldermen, of %.oa. returned he her
hews8•terday after Montag her stutter, Mrs.
?Way, nil ether freed. She tbteke
elate: las bud .won for • stint to tie
laken. Mies Sproule, of Duega.atn, .
riotllag Mn. 8.Yden, 1r.
NOTE/ -Me e.00ert Ih B akee aharob
lest friday eveslag u•d.r the eosttoes of
tits W. f. M. S. of A.b0.ld tir:.0 was,
ooeer•ry to the expectation of those who
were We -feted, • •s, r ..s in e•e v way.
Tea program . ee.isted et oborusee, dusta,
q ammo so tote., 8y t au mem bets oft 8n oho r,
ably 1.11.8.4 by Miss Etoel Wbrelor tied
Mies L'ul. Laden's; • very pretty duet by
Mr. sad Ms Oaten; a dant by Messrs. Oat..
sad Fluky, also r.sttatle.., roadie/. et.,
Aamber .1little girl. awed to dialogues
and drilla ani did their parte very well la.
And. TIM sr..e•de a se.sted M $16 96.
&WOOL RiIOST rose Faaar*ay-No. 9,
A.enan.- 8r. V : J. Cease. &tethers,
A.sr• May Kilpatrick, Leal. Tranvia ;
Jr. V • Weak, Kilpserw8. h -nest Blake,
Bailie Sbetbere ; Sr. IV : Is. Stealers,
Rama TesM.ves, Wes Leann, Annie
b iter/amid ; 3rd : In.s. Filo,erald, W m.
Baster ; Sr. 2sd : l see Kited, liecrge Tee.
laves ; Jr. Zed : Pear' Sanders Leila
Blake, Geo. fleeter. Wallace Twaml.y,
May Sender*, W. Alt.., Elmer Alt.. ;
Pk 11 . Panne. Mothers, One's Stealers,
Taney Fltsgssald, VI' alter Alto., Mary
?launders ; Pt I . F: Hall, Mary ill•.
Elea.
W. B. HAWKINtt, 'i'raohtr.
ST• HELENS.
MoNOAy, Marnb 9.h
Mn Taylor, of Ooelpb, 1. Ocoee at hes
father's, Mr. aumsbr yes.
Tbe shareholders of the public bell Bold
their nasal aunties lase ftlwdsy everting.
Row. 8. M. Ts baby attended the regular
seesu.g of Presbytery bold la woolliest
Iest Tuesday.
Oar reeve and Walt were la UNUM° least
W'donde y etteedlor • steetlar of the Good
Reade Ase.elatlee
Two of four local horsemen, It. Mo(;ulre
and M. Humphrey. bawghI from Wleirb.m
Two Big
Specials
for March
One in. Whips.
We are clearing out many
lines of our Whips, and dur-
ing the month of March are
offering some rare prices
in all lines of whips.
Look at These Prices.
$ 25, .30, .40 Whip* going for 20c
.50 Rawhide Whip* going for . 40c
.75 Itawbide Whom Poing for ... 60o
1.00 Warranted Whips going for N0o
Another in
Tea and offee Pots .
The Rochester Stamping
Co.'s genuine "Silver Nick -
le" Tea and Cake Pots will
not tarnish or turn color.
They wear better than the
best of silver.
During March we are
clearing a number of these
out at a discount of 20
per cent.
hive me a call. I'll es myk$tb
Iia re'
GEO. L. ALLAN
Th, Brading Hardware Store
HONEST GOODS AT HONEST PRIDES.
reeeetly three azo horses that they ked
bought any Oliflord Mr. Sberwood hes
sold • team to The.. 1edd.
A Dumber of frleode of Mr sad Mrs. D.
Rutherford spent • very mot ,gable ev.olag
at their borne lest Monday •v, -grog.
On Friday evening at • meeting of those
Interested In summer tool it was drolded to
too Ube two "rings" wain this year
MIs. b:. K.Lerteon, Mies M. Salkeld,
also Andrew sod Isaac Miller visited at Mr
t ,rees's, of Lueknew, est day lest week.
.OUNGANNON.
Nerc..-The boat •gesey 1a Dungannon
for Tug Nfo:AL.le at the om,e of J. 0. Ward,
.1. P. envoyanoer. to.. who will reoelve
orders for subscriptions, •dveetlelug and lob
work. mod 1e •uthort.ed to give reoelpte for
amount' paid for the some,
MONDAY, March 9 h.
YY'maim hg Ash Tits Roane --The weather
at preeeat to delightful mod springuke but
the road. are In poor 000drtoo and business
1a very dot! In c000..laenes
Mtn• In it. Marra!,: - Oa Wedoesd.y.
the 18.0 tams , the maotolpel father, of
Weis Wawasoth will nett l0 the township
hall at 10 A a .. 11 hdegetllaa son
Wm. IloGrestie, neve and olerk rsspec-
tiyely of Wawroes0, .rid aim County (coon
olllor T. b. Derain attnded the good roads
m•etlsq to Chinon lest week.
PivaoyAL -Your humble correspondent
0 estate, btmalf on • v.s'.ttne tour to
relatives and friends at Millibars and other
potato For some two or three smite
pest it bas ben bruited that Rev K Felt -
bare. wbo about a year ago raises, his
oharge u pastor of Err,n ohuroh ben and
Telt for • mason raison ,a Algom., had de
°eased. We presume the repot 1. Iuo..r.-,rt,
es w' have not tees a notice o1 0 in the
peen..
BLU8VALE.
Mosr*v, Mae 2.d.
Mr. Molierenott was to Toronto last
week,
W. Loath, of Toronto, to vi.lttnt' Joseph
Leech this week.
L tib Aurin Denman has been veer III,
bet is r000,.rts/.
Mrs Code. of Trowbridge, 1s visiting her
daughter, Mrs (2. Jank.00
• Perot' Parana bait ed from
Stratford Burman College.
Mn. Snell has been .11 for some
bat we arc gl.4 to boar that she u some-
what better.
home
time,
Mo., , Maron 948
Albert Thomas lanes for lManitoba ea
Tuesday
Anion Dolman spent Suad•y with Fred
W eemen
N e aro sorry to hear of the death of Mrs.
J Fawcett.
Mies Ee• Paterson rent ,und•y with
Irind.ln Wlogh•m.
Rey. W. J West was In Woodslook a
mole el days lest week.
Mr Hood, of Sunshine. vis0ed bb
daughter, Miss Hood, on suoday.
Mise (iallogher, of Howlok, is visiting
Miss Maggie (;rseoaway this week.
The Indies' keratin Mimlenary Society
held to at borne at the meta last Tuesday
atght
Re•. W..1 West expecte to attend Oh
1 meeting of the Presbyterian A.eem-
oly to be hail at Vancouver next June.
Rhea B.I'. Fnwler has returned home
alter visiting a maple of months with ha
friends lo Galt, Olenmorn,, Ayr. Paris and
Stratford.
A o0nrrn.por•ry arks : How do you pro-
m -ones It-yatoloe, quinine, quinine or
Quinine •
Physicians say noth-
ing is so helpful for
throat and lung
troubles, whether
acute or chronic, and
for wasting diseases,
as Angier's Petro-
leum Emulsion with
Hypophosphites. It
is pleasant to take
and agrees with the
stomach.
It relieves congestion and
irritation, soothes and hems
the bronchial tubes, makes
breathing easy, changes the
character of expectoration,
and cures the cough. Its
effects are rapid. It aids
digestion, helps assimilate the
food, and has a healthy action
upon the bowels- Pills and
aperients are unnecessary.
1. nada with beensa is Itw to tonn Wog
t fly wrM. 1e w.,h 1- m,.wl...i s tar i
relit n..,y ,'nemu aur pr w.mlta 1 es.d A.
gMr . Petrwhw Kitts sod WI Iib • asw.N.
r h..r .vee low m w l b cony y-ew. - - ReMt
P.4.e$ IkenbisaY ..M t•►deogigW
e..rvwwrr. 11.mwM Or err aid WOO - p►
dog I salver'..t erg. dm is await gee.
BOSTON. IIgAi/ge►CYUILTT1. U.Isa•
BENMILLER I BOOKS AHO PERIODICALS Mea to Seery Beton Merrimau's now novel,
Moguer, M•rob 9 h, I "Barls•ob of the Uaard,"
CONCERT - A yawl octarta nwent w. ll
in Alive (iarAplAN �fAOAZINt-'1'i.-e u a
be held In the Methodist obureb u. Moolay
onion neat. The feature of We •yeorug
will be a sane of minion pictene presented
Ly Key. T. B. Copelaud, of Asburu. There
will be gramopboue selections by Wald
Gledhill, mus:' by the uhulr, remains,
Moo and no pales are being spared to make
the entertainment a great surmise Everyone
t0ytt.4.
CANADIAN BANK Of COMMERCE
Amalgamate. with the Eellf.k Rankle
l'empauy,
Great interest ha been shown In 0
announcement from Halifax that • pr
vt.00al agreement has tau made unit
wbioh'1'he Halitax Ila• k eat C.,mpany Is t
be smele•m•tad with Ile Ceoadlau Bao
•1 Uourmerae. The to ter bank bas at pre
eat & paid-up oap'tai of $8,000,000 with
✓ est et $'2,500,000, but a week or two ago
speolat geoer•1 meeting of the sbarebold•
was called for 14th of A neat to pee
bylaw Inor.aeing the capital stock t
$10,000,000. 1., bead officio is 1.'l'oront
end it has now eighty four breaches throug
eat Uan•da mod the Uotted States, stretch
tag from Sydney, Cape Hraton, in the e:
Memo Fat, to Victoria In the West, an
from Dowsers to the North to San Fremoi•a
in the South. 11 l. reeee•estied •t all tit
petioles' business control 1e 1'an. 1. wee
of Montreal, and his its own ohess w Ne
York, Portland IOr.5o0), Soattl., an
London, hoglsod
Gaul the retreat ntabll.hmeat of • Mane
at Sydney, The Caeadian Bank of Commer
had no otbue 1n the hi ultimo Proylno.e. I
stock, however, has always been • tiiorlt
lavestm.at with Noy health', no lees the
$800,000 onto °spits' bring held to 0151
Province. The purchase of the Holds
Bat
a'or Company wilt give 1t 'Bose •
tibiae addltloosl point" In Nova Soon•, In
Iodine beide:, Truro and Windsor,- 1
ant, all tte more important planes. Ter
ranches will also be obtalaed ti No
firmest/01k, -at St. John and Ssokvllle.
'The present directors o1 The Haifa
Banking Company will 000tloue to an
bar feryloes 1a the oapaolty of • looal ad
tory Loud at H.Ilfax, the 'abler wit
become local manager there, and the court
toff will be takers Into tie sery:ce of Th
Canadian Bank of Commerce. There
ooweyueu'Iyy no doubt but that the good
011 o1 the institution u bene taken eve
long with ii. tsogI1l.+ assets.
Originally established 10 1825 as a private
psrtaenhlp, under the same name as •
relight, 'The Halifax Bathing Comp•oy bc-
me Inoorporated m 1872. 11 has retained
he frtandsbip and support of many of the
Id Halifax firms whose predecessor. did
nausea with It to its *arbor years, and to
p11. of the disadvantages ander wbioh 10
es
tedays • oomperat.vely small boat bank
tut always labor, it has built up • sound
d
raremunerative busleeei. It has • pa,d-
D oepitel of $600,000 with a rest of $525.000
's deposits ars about $4.000,000, Its.e
oral aeta about $6000,000. and with
he added aireorth and prestige which Its
o. moo The Ceoadlan Bank of
2ommeteroe will neoe.sarily .1vs, • large in-
rease to the present bum ers may conb-
ently be •:pted,
The Lerma under whfob the amalgamation
111 take place are said to to u 10110We
t.
After the oeeeary approval of the share -
elders of The Halifax Banking Company
as been obtained and all the requisite legal
°onshore b•ve ban oompleted, 1'h.
amoebas Bank of Comments will ueome
he lt•btl'tles of The H•Ilfax Raukior
oma0
py, and will /the 1a exchange for the
urplun of ,u ante over ita liabilities ito:k
Beak f The Caoullaa Bk of Uommeroe of the
r 'sloe of $700.00C
Deabtless some of the new stock which
he Canadian Beak of Commerce is taking
u'.hority to tans will be used to Darty out
he terms of the agreement.
Huth banks are to be congratulated upon
be gement which has been mare,
h uh mast materially strengthen the posf-
on of The Gaughan Palk of Commern and
d to the exceptional faotlttlss which it wi-
ndy pansies for conduction a sucoee.fal
baokmp hosin.es. Whoa the amalgamation
ha taken plea, it will have • peel op cap-
italised rest nmblsed of nearly $12.000,000.
anti total assete of some 180.000,000, with
101 braoohee dlstrbuted tbrouyboul the
length and breadth or Canada.
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STATUE 1 O FRANCES WILLARD.
$5.eee Eas Seem appropriated\ fier Illlls.1.
State Legislature,
AranorItTn, I11., Feb. 24. -'rim 'll ap-
ptnpnsttoe $9.000 to pay tor • statue of the
late Fracas E. .Willard to be placed In
Statuary hall 10 the natant °spitol io
Washington evoked a Lvely debate on the
floor or the House today, end marked
Clarence 8. Darrow's brit appearance In
:ea1H►t,ve work. Tbe bill passed by a vote
of 102 to 16 The Senate pawed an ldeo-
t , al bill, so that the matter now awaits
only the 1;overnor's signature.
1'8. last I.egbl•ture p.ased • similar hill,
hat the appropriation lapsed before the
statue was completed, and no money was
drawn from the epproprlatloo. TI. t all to
dry was io effect • re-enatmeat of the bill
nI 1901. When the bill Deme to • not ,n
the House today Mr. Darrow opposed 1s.
l . said he was opposed to paying public
mnoev for monuments to privlle cloven, no
motor how worthy they may have been. He
praised Mise Willard and her work highly,
hut maid that ootwlthrtanding all the he
would oppo.e this and SI similar bills, He
said the frlenle of Miss Willard should
tbem.stves pay for the statue.
Mr Brundage, who Introduced the bill,
explained the tenon for its Introduction,
and defended the appropriation for the
. 1.toe as ooly • small testimonial by the
State te the life and work of the great
apostle of temperao, s. Mr. Busse (Dem )
a,,4 Mr Johna'on (lOm.) opposed the b.11,
',keg the same position a Mr. Darrow.
mew (lsaatry bland (.et 5. same
Jobe M McNabb. of Youthempt•n,
writing to Thr i'ort b;lgtn Tines, relates on
iotersrliug little bit of heaters, in expl.nart.'n
el the way In which (chantry I -land obtained
Int tame "Many years ago," wri,ee Mr
McNabb, "(captain Rayfiell of the R• t..h
Navy woe tnatroote1 to maks ,vvey. 01
the treat ('roadt•n lake., soul n•n.c 1 v.r.-
nue blonds, pointe, etc.. •moog them
Cnaotry islsod. Sir Francis Chantry, after
■ horn the island zea, 'ailed, w., x0 oml
a. nt English sou pro', born et Jordaolhnrpr,
Derbyshire, April 7th, 1781, wort to Cor-
don In the beginning of the nineteenth cep
tory, oommeoewd to staly at the Royal
Aoadsme (of which he became • member In
18181. He established his fame by he.
manes' !mete of Howe, At Vlno.at, 1)t l-
oan and Nelson. for 'Trinity Hones and
10reenw tch hospital. Amen. hie bast
know' statutes are throe of George lth la
Edinhur.h, Brighton Sad ',Innen, and the
hats of Wellington In front of the Royal
b:xohanre, London. He was knighted 1a
1837 and died 2518 of November, 1841.
For further annuals, see Holland's M.m•
oral. n1 Y r Franob 1.'. (tondo', Iasi) and
Jos e.' retorter tons of the life of Chaney
(Lendon,1449.1
wealth of good towline Meyer 's tt.e•lvub,
U.ord,su Magazine. TL• Hoe. t'1 Serif
Shoo wrote et ' Tae Nee • of the Nate.
west puloun5 out that Ore period ul s: -
me m,ul hu plumed, and that the stetter
who now pees to the WY'ese goes with a Der -
taro eo,l a/solute prospect. '1'bs need. of the
Weer are populuwo, transportation, •
liberal land poQoy a reorder tattlers, and
previewed autonomy for the Terracing...
Protestor J. E. 1w Koeeiguol deals with
"Hallway Subsidies la Cooed& and the
Wilted States," and shows bow much twee
e :1ror•gaot Cao•d• has been than tor
neighbor. Frank Y'sigh describe, the
"Strange Ston. Uuoument. of Brittany and
Cornwall" In au article whfob u profusely
Illustrated. .I M. Jaokeon writes of "lo. -
bo•ting en Toronto H,y, " sod Katherine
H.I. tell. some interesting thlogs about
Alban', the Uauedtan prima dolma. There
are three exnllect short stories by l'silip
Marche, Hub,rt McKean .1obnstow and
Frank llaobury Ford. 'The departmentm
ars seen better than usual.
1Nk MARCH Mt'Cu'ag's. -The March
Mol'lure's will not only be read: 1t will be
talked about for many days to tome. Lie -
oohs Steffen'• "The Shamelessness of St.
l.oub" a as article that can't be dodged ; It
u, Indeed, u Mr. Steens says, "romatbing
n ew to the history of Amert,:su municipal
democracy. Of distinct Imourtanoe, also,
le Samuel Moffatt'. article, "The War on
the Locomotive,' which le • surprising re-
volution ul what the trolley people are up
to in the new toter -urban deyelopmeot et
• Ieotrlo travel. Mies 1'arbell's fifth chapter
of Woodard 111 History urate of "The
Price of Trust Building," brank H Speer
men has • epleodld character sketch of •
remarkable man, Jetta L. Whitman, jailor
of Cook (Monty Jul, Chicago. " W hltmen-
1'amor of Men" le the neon of 1e. Ftcttoo
is plentiful and ant obese. There are *bort
stories by LloydOrbouror, St.wart Eiw•rd
to tote, HermleleTempletoo, Myra Kelly,
Justus Miles Forman and Keene Abbott.
Arthur Stanwood P1er'e new novel, "Th.
Triumph," Ls in Ito second loetalmea end
premiere to be as good • story se is y -
where running serially today.
T/f: MAtt/'H Cot*oJ'OLITAN.- The '
mopolltan Magazine for March 000taiw
'anter of noteworthy articles. "The Polio.
Systeme of Europa," by Avery D. Aodrswe,
formerly pollee oomm,ee,oner 01 New York,
embed's* many co the rosette of the tonnes
titss of the author oa his recent t thee' yie.t
to Europe, where he went to study the police
systems of the le•dtop countries. It 1s
capitally Illustrated. "1 be Selection et •
Hume," by Cl•reuce A. Martie, professor of
architecture at Cornell University, 1n
he first of twelve •rticles on the
1 subject of "How to Almio-
later a Household. ' Limes larks
K:oharde 000trloutee ea taterestlop personal
sketch o1 the great paltrier, Von ` Limbach
Iwo other character thatches deal with
James Brooke Dill, the prominent corpora•
Lion lawyer, and Edward Henry Harrtmao,
the Western Ratlro.d l;i,r. &bort Hob -
bard, to an article on ''A (;ladlaeorlal
Reo•issano.,'' makes • strong one .rooter
football as It le played today; and Tom
Meson discusses how many mea • girl
ahnutd be engaged to before the marries.
-The Woman o1 Fifty," by Mrs. Wilson
Woodrow, dale with the victory of modern
woman over her busdltary enemy, Time.
Other articles are : "The Young N•polwo;"
by Field-marshal Vlsoouot Wolseley, K. 1' ;
"Mankind in the Making," ray H. 0. Wells;
"Iosuranoe es • Profession," by Charles F
Thwtog, I.L. 1) , President of the Wester°
Swear University; and "Beauty lo the
Modern (;horns" The Siaroh Co. •'polite°
elect 000tates lour complete stor.es In addl-
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IRON-Ox
TABLETS
are an effective, but gentle,
laxative; therefore an imme-
diately perceptible effect upon
the bowels must not be ex-
pected from them. Therein
lies their great merit.
QUICK ACTION
MEANB =
VIOLENT ACTION
A violent medicine is somc-
times necessary, but it is a
necessary evil.
Never Forgot that
IRON -OX TABLETS
ARE NOT A
CATHARTIC
50 Tablets, 25 Cents
TO ADVERTISERS.
Notice of 'manger intuit be left at Oda
()fLce not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
must be left not a ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertianuttwts
accepted no to not a Wednesday of
each week.
Molders
are simply kidney dlaorders. 11.. kidneys
alter the blood of all that shouldn't be
there. The blood parn through the kid-
neys every three minutes. If the kidneys
do their work no impurity or cause of
disorder can remain in the circulation
longer than that time. Therefore if your
blood is out of orderour kidneys have
failed In their work- They are in need of
stimulation, strengthening or doctoring.
'Dna medicine will do all threet tTanen
nest
and mat imitated blood medicine then
lo
Dodd's
Kidney
Pilis
CLEARING SALE
AT COST AND UNDER'
Of ready-made SUITS and OVER
COATS, woollens.
All o� lered work carefully attender) to
H DUNLOP, M.
l BROPBEY & SON
- ?Ea- urea -
lP WWI T Ot\ Dt ee\ort *i. i•t\
T.utnooX' trso
ordere ureft•Ily attended to at ■11
bean, mato er day,
Surber /Street.
The Division_
between food:and Indifferent
Drugs and Medielnes
is s'r000ly defined here. 1'be ind,t
tercet kind are never orderei and
never permitted to form pert of onr
stock. Only goods of undonn'ed
purity aro offered to customers
Our stook of
Proprietary ,Medloines
1• very large. I'rloes are Icw,
F. JORDAN
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Ml;D1CAL HALL.
oderich Feed and Seed Emporium.
- In retuning thanks to our numerous customers for their
liberal patronage in the past, we would respectfully announce
that we have moved our seed and feed business from our old
stand on Hamilton street to our elevator, corner of Victoria
and Nelson streets, where a full stock of carefully selected
FIELD and GARDEN SEEDS will be kept.
We call special attention to our new varieties of Seed
Oats, which we are introducing for the first lisle, namely, the
Newmarket and tihe White Murray. The last-named variety
comes from Frontenac County, where it has been grown for
the past three seasons with splendid results and carried their
weight, 39 lb., through the season.
Oil Cake, Linseed Meal, Herbage= 'and all kinds of
Cattle Food, FLOUR and FEED constantly on hand.
Dive us a call.
Yours respectfully,
WM. BURROWS & SON
Highest price paid for grain of all kinds
Oat matter
wet er of Quickly slap DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
No matter whether n1 Inns stapling or
n ot d.afn.th eau be permanently cured by
Vetarrhoesne, whish bile oven to the
wont Mone. The pl t !mated vapor of
Oaterrhe:one allays inflammation, prevent
e sti mores the catarrhal onadlue. that I
ammo deafness anti relieve* right away. ,
Thane•ods have proved the eth..ten.y of
Catarrhoenee, sod with snob a vaiuebb
remedy within tray resoh there Ie ..o looser
an, reaenn for p.nple to roman deaf
(.aterrtioreo. 1e r000mmend,A aI.n for
Oe.ghe, (lelde, Catarrh end Rrnnohtilr.
Campion reedit, $1.00 ; trial ..., 250
Druggist., or N 0 Pollen 1 Co., Hastlerd,
(' K
Ifouwr'holrl r'ronemien ha. become a *.'ient.ifie ,f lily, and one of its
most important lessons is that. the foods which enter the body
.hould be the greeto.t purity and hent quality that is possible.
For the preparation of th().e w holeaomn footle ,rare must be exer-
cised in procuring firsOchuie Groceries. and it in in this branch of
the hoiie keeper'. work that we believe we ran help you. Our
stock is good and freeh and extensive, and we fill all orders promptly
and carefully. (live us a trial.
eft• li. 9 , es tapton, Oet. S'T'LTR.T:Y at CO_
Hamlltoa's Pills ewe Cwettsaties. I THS GROCERS, WEST SiDE SQUARE. Telephone No.
91
Jordan
Block.
McKIM'SI
New Store
New Goods
WHITE QUILT SPECIAL
Just twenty to sell at 85c, fine crochet quilt, reversible, and yol
would think value at $1.25, for 85e,
UNDERPRICED EMBROIDERIES
50 pieces, no two the same, good value at 6 to Re, all one prioe, per
yd. 5c, others equal value at 7c, Sc and 10c.
BIG SCOOP IN WHITE COTTONS
Some very special prices in white cotton, just when you want it,
specials at 6 to 10c. Our snap is au English cambric, at per yd. 8c.
DRESS GOODS
The new nicker sad snow flake, at 50c and 75c.
Our special broadcloth, at $1.35, $1.10 and $1 50.
We know you can't get the equal of these in any city at the prioe.
TRY FOR SIG VALUES AT
MCKIM'S BUSY STORE.
As Builders
Of Shoes
The makers of the shoes that we sell aro right
in the lead. So are the shoes.
They are first in looks.
First in solidity.
First in durability.
Let us show you how all these qualities look
when combined.
High class shoes for the ladies -
High class shoes for everybody.
We couldn't put the prices any lower.
Wm. Sharman,
SOLE AGENT FOR
Dorothy Dodd and Slater Shoes.
Stoves and
Ranges
At Wholesale Prices.
.1 have a few of
th a strictly up-to-
date coal and wood
range left, which I
will se very cheap
before st ck taking.
Now your
chance to save
money on a stove.
Worsell's
Cheap Stove House,`
HELLO
THE OLD
RELIABLE.
ALL KINDS OF'.
COAL
ALWAYS ON HAND
TNR B&ST
Scrutou Bard Coal
IV TIIK MAI1KRT
AI ('al weighed on the Market Prates
when yonhnl M011 Ire. for a ton.
WM. LEE.
Orden left at LEE to 3EmPHdfD'9
Stern promptly et tended to.
DON'T FORGET THAT
_L/STOW£[
1E TEE PLACE 1'O Oleg VALUE FOR
YOUR;MONET,
OpsasJ.., Sth, 1903. Two courses, Comelier -
rid mid Shorthand. Send for College Journal,
C. A. VLSMINO. A. r.. MoINTYRS,
Pres . Ileo,
McKillop Canal Fire Iasarvice Cu.
FARM AND ISOLATED TOW1 PROP-
ERTY INSURED.
Value of hroperty laurel up to January,
1901 51E,S4s,el5,ee
O/TICII
la ANU UI NILCTORe.
J. B. Mclean, pros.: T. !reser, vtoe-prey.
Jen. Connolly.. O. Dale. W. 0. Srostfoot, J.
Watt, Jas. Evans, J. O. Grieve, J. Renewals,
directors; W.0. Bro.fo H, tleeforth, Maroc. -
tor of Iona ; T. E. Hays, Saforth, secretary -
treasurer.
An5NTi,
J. W. Teo. Rolmesvllle ; James Cumming
Egniondville ; 1t. MoMIII m, Safonh ; R.
Smith, Harlock.
Policyholders can pay assessments and get
their card, receipts. at Mr. cats'. Clinton, or
atMclean Bros' Palace Clothing Store. Gods
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it cenn'I, get lumpy, •n.l will not sag from tree
It is OM mfent. hnalty and mitt comfortable Mattress male.
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1At•Ier In 11,04, (:note F'nrmt.nm, Fnrn..hing, snot Art (Jonas,
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